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Abstract
Pregnancy is associated various physiological changes in order to ensure care, support and protection of the developing embryo and also prepare mother for labour and delivery. These changes influence all physical, physiological, biochemical and immunological status of the mother. Normal physiological changes that are observed include missed period, nausea, fatigue, motion sickness, mood swings, bloating, and tenderness in breast while biochemical and immunological changes include change in levels of blood levels of certain parameters like urea, creatinine, human chorionic gonadotropin, localisation of immune-modulators in uterus etc. This review highlights the important changes taking place during normal pregnancy so that it may aid in educating the expectant mothers regarding such changes facilitate them to cope up with proper health care. Keywords: Pregnancy, Trimester, Foetus, Biochemical, Physiological, Physical, Immunity.
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Physical physiological and biochemical changes during pregnancyPreeti Sharma1,*, Anu Singh[2], T K Mahopatra[3], Pradeep Kumar[4], Shailaza Shrestha[5]
Pregnancy refers to fertilization and developments of one or more offspring i.e. embryo or foetus, in uterus of woman
The expectant mother, during different trimesters, is accompanied by a series of physical, physiological and biochemical changes of which some are temporary and some persists for certain time span even after the termination of pregnancy while many others are permanent
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Preeti Sharma1,*, Anu Singh[2], T K Mahopatra[3], Pradeep Kumar[4], Shailaza Shrestha[5]
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